Unless Registration Easier Young Voter May Not Turn Out
The 26th amendment grants 18 year olds the vote yet college students may face registration and absentee voting hurdles. With about seven million undergraduates, many in college towns, the issue could shape turnout and even influence local elections if students vote where they live during school.
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United States
Allard K. Lowenstein
House
Lowenstein
Berkley
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
National Guardsmn
Cleveland
Harold Ticktin
Ohio
Ticktin
Kent
Leroy Satrom
California
New York
Connecticut
Yale
Kentucky
University of Kentucky
YMCA Schedule and Voting Rights Debate Highlights
A late column blends YMCA program times for youth and adults with a nationwide look at student voting rights. It notes 325,000 physicians, discusses lawsuits in 14 states over college town registration, and cites Ohio Kent State debates on student residency to vote in federal and statewide elections.
Beth Deluges Nova Scotia After Hurricane Beth Rains Flood City
Hurricane Beth battered southern and eastern Nova Scotia with heavy rains and floods. Halifax and Dartmouth faced major inundation, with thousands displaced and property damage in the millions. One fatality reported near Port Hastings and several injuries as roads and highways were washed out.
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Halifax
N.S
Beth
Nova Scotia
Port Hasting
Canadian
Maritime Province
Early Outs for Army Draftees Cut to 43,000
The Army will discharge up to four months early about 43,000 draftees serving in the United States. Men released between Sept 1 and June 30, 1972, largely veterans of Vietnam and Korea, cannot be sent overseas and will depart as Congress trims the Army by about 50,000 in the current fiscal year.
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Washington
Army
United States
Secretary of the Army
Robert F. Froehlke
Vietnam
Korea
Froehlke
Secretary of Defense
Melvin F. Laird
Pentagon
House
Senate
Laird
82Nd Airborne Division
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Oslo's big oil firms pledge joint anti pollution effort
Oslo Norway nine largest oil companies agreed to join forces to prevent oil pollution in Norway and to cooperate in cleaning up spills.
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Oslo
Norway
Blood Test Device Aims to Detect Infant Retardation
Atlanta based Dr. John A. Ambrose of the U S Centre for Disease Control has developed equipment to simultaneously test a dozen blood indicators for signs of mental retardation in newborns The device analyzes a tiny blood sample to reveal high levels of phenylalanine and tyrosine in about an hour, promising broader prenatal and marital genetic counseling possibilities and faster PKU screening.
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Atlanta
John A. Ambrose
U.S. Center For Disease Control
Ambrose
PKU
County Police Probe Burglary Watch Recovery
Madison County police investigate a home burglary where possessions valued at about 1089 dollars were stolen from John L. Edens Rt. 7 Box 26 between 5 p m last Friday and 6 30 a m Saturday. Nine watches found by children at 2729 Catalina Drive were still in boxes wrapped in a store sack.
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Madison County
John L. Edens
Rt. 7
Edens
Catalina Drive
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